St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
THE TURF.
At Jerome Park the Weather Was
Cool and the Track Fast.

At Jerome Park the Weather Was
Cool and the Track Fast.
New YORK, Oct. 15.-The weather at
Jerome park was cool but clear and the
track fast to-day.
First race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Starters: Mamie Hunt, Harry RUSSELL VIII
fred, ROsalind. Mamie Hunt won by a length
Harry Russell second, Rosalind third. Time,
/ 81.
Second race. handicap. for oyear-olds,
three-fourths of mile-The starters were:
George Oyster, Omaha, King Crab. Speed
well, Regulus, Cascade, Theora, BendigO and
Umpire. George Oyster won by three-quar-
tiers of length, Theora second, Speedwen
third. Time, 1:17A.
Third race, handicap one mile and fur
lOng-Starters: Richmond, Royal Arch, Lag
gard, Lady Primrose, Arundel, King of Nor
folk. Glendora and Ontario. Laggard won
by length and half, Richmond second,
King of Norfolk third. Time, 1:5SA.
Fourth race: hnndicap, one mile and half
gard Wing Wing and lie Iogos. Linden Won by va
length. Nolante second, lie Logos third.
Time 2:29ls.
Fifth race. selling, three-q quarters mile
Starters: Banana, Briton, Miss Mouse, Brail,
won by two lengths. Choctaw second, Miss
Mouse third. Time 1:17l2.
Sixth race; handicap steeple chase over the
full courSe-Starters: Retributlon, John Hen
v. ",
Bassanio, Justin Mack, Jim Garlic and Val
our. Justin Mack won by a neck, Retribu-
ton second and John Henry third. Time
not taken.
AT I.ATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The thirteenth
and last day of the LatOnia Jockey club
had fine weather, an excellent track
and good running races. The attend
ance was the largest of the meeting,
hai hot
pie present. Only one favOrite won,
Evangeline, III the fourth race. Yet no
rank outsiders, as far as the betting was
concerned, won. Kirkliu, 9 to l
chance horse, won the Gibson house
stakes in a most exciting finish, it being
the best race of the day.
First race, purse, for two-year-olds, five
furlongs-Starters: BERTHE Is, 100, Cunning
ham; Blue Nette, 81, Covington; Kitty Gum,
81, H. Jones; King Buck, 100, Ravis @ over
weight; Clamor, 100, Brecenridge; Glen
Fortune, los, Stoval q over weight; Vir
ANA, 100, Hollis; Elmira, 1O5, Barnes.
Pools: Elmira ST. Glen Fortune $50, King
they got off well punched with Kitty Gum
showing i'll front, which place she held
throughout the race, winning by three lengths
with Blue Nette second. Elmira third. Time,
:04.
Second race, selling purse seven furlongs-
Starters: Leman, 30. Watson; Tam OShan
ter, 50, Covington; Effie Hardie, SO, Hollis
q oyerweiShDi Eva K; 1c6 Savers, q over
zoo, Conkling. Pools: Elsie B, $40; Tam
O'Shanter, $50; Eva K, S14; field, 21 They
got off on the first start. with Eva in the lead,
which position sheheld until they reached the
three-q uarter pole, when Leman pulled up
and passed her, keeping the lead and finish
ing by a neck ahead of Elsie b, who was sec
ond. Tam O'Shanter third. Time, 1:3l.
Books paid on Leman to l.
hir.l o.
Starters: Red Leaf 90; H. Gerhardy: Cal
cutta, 10Y; Taral: Lomax, "a; Singleton q
over weight Coincide. ITO; Stoval; Evan
geline, !02; Barnes; Fngato, ITO; Brecken-
line, $50; FugatO, SIS; Calcutta, S5: field,
81. They got off on the third start with Cal
cutta in front. AT the half-mile post Lomax
passed her and held the lead until they
line took the lead and held it to the finish,
winning by three lengths with ease, with
Mishap second and Calcutta third. Time
1:17.
Bankrupt, ITO Gerhardy; Dudley Oaks, los,
Cochran; Myrtle, 105, Walker; Gold Flea,
Jos, Rivers; Carnegie, 90, Barnes; Hindoo,
Rose 50. Hollis; Jim Douglas, 1I3, Lewis;
Jim Ma Naye do5 TsTal Pools BBandkseapt
They got off on the first start, with Myrtle i'll
the lead. Sha was soon passed by Dudley
Oaks, who held the lead into the stretch, and
when near the wire Gold Flea showed in
front, winning by length, with Dudley Oaks
second and Jim Nave third Time, :43
Gold Flea sold in the book Z to 1.
Fifth race Gibson House Autumn stakes
for all ages, 81 900 added by Gibson house.
nine furlongs-Starters: Lewis Clarke, 1O2,
Barnes; Woodcraft, 1O4. Rivers Panama,
lib. Ragan; Wandered. 95, Covington;
Clarion 100, Breckenridge; Kirklin. 1O4,
Taral; Poteen, JOG. Sayers; Bonita, 100
Avery; Estrella, ITO, Steppe; Wary, lis,
Lewis: Dad 92, Walker g over weight;
Tom Hood, SO, H. Jones. Pools: Wary, S72;
Estrella, SIG; Panama, $50; field, $40.
After delay of about three quarters of an
hour at the post they got off with Tom Hood
in the lead. At the grand stand Dad pulled
up, and the two ran neck and neck until they
reached the lower turn, when Dad took the
lead and held it up to within short distance
of the wire, when Kirklin passed him and
won by neck, with Dad second, a neck
ahead of Poteen, third. Time, l so. Books
paid on kirklin to l; on Dad, for place. 3
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